The Wave is the second wide-rimmed, high-speed distance driver released in the MVP line. This disc is moderately stable and described as a longer Inertia. For high-speed throws, the Wave will exhibit long gliding turnovers and hyzer flips. Low-power players will find the Neutron Wave to be overstable, but useable for a variety of different shots.

The Glitch from MVP is a lightweight approach disc with very high glide, that is made for low-speed, precision placement or long distance putting. It can be used as a catch-and-throw disc for warm-up and then used to reach the basket with ease, even making long putts feel effortless.

Much like its cousins the Ohm and the Pilot, the Watt is a deeper profile putter that is very easy to guide on your desired angles, producing laser straight lines, beautiful turnovers, and reliable grip for driving. If you’re looking for a neutral-to-stable putter, you will find a new favorite with the Watt from MVP.

MVP says: “The Tesla’s responsive design balances a subtle turn and reliable fade, while a pronounced glide and forward finish gain extra distance. The Tesla extends high power or headwind lines and has plenty of bite to fade back reliably and reduce lateral drift. The Tesla can be considered the big brother to our acclaimed Volt fairway driver. Choose the Tesla for long-range pinpoint accuracy.”

The Servo is a super straight-flying disc that’s easy to control. While the original MVP drivers (Volt, Shock, Amp) are classified as speed 8-9 drivers, the Servo is more similar to the Resistor with a 1.7 cm wing and a speed rating of 6.5. According to MVP: “The Servo is a straight-stable fairway driver with a low power requirement and controlled speed. Its extended GYRO™ push gives it less lateral movement and immense glide with an effortless forward fade. Both high and low power throwers alike will achieve easy pinpoint accuracy with ultimate control to make it one of their most used discs on the fairway.”

The Nomad is the first disc in the James Conrad line. This putter has a small bead to provide additional longevity. The Nomad has a neutral flight on drives and a stable to overstable flight while putting, making for a go-to putter that can handle power on the drives and spin on the putts.

The James Conrad line is set to feature some of his favorite places to travel and tie in MVP's theme of science. This putt & approach disc was inspired by Park Avenue trailhead in Arches National Park in Moab, Utah. 

The Volt was the first driver in the MVP line. This disc is designed for long, accurate placement shots. It holds a line very well, and the GYRO technology gives it a forward penetrating fade that make it ideal for long, tight fairways.

After MVP discontinued several older mids, the Reactor is the first to be born from the ashes. The Reactor is a workhorse midrange, designed to follow any line and fill any slot in the bag. It will handle big hyzers as well as big turnovers. Tell it where to go, and it will listen. The Reactor has a "modern" midrange rim, and is the first in MVP's Next Generation of midrange discs.

The Atom is a straight flyer with enormous potential off the tee and for long approaches. Right off the shelf, the Atom has a general stability much like the Proxy, with just a bit more fade. Over time the Atom will wear in to an extremely straight and floaty putter. Like the Proxy, the Atom is based on the Envy core with an all-new 10mm overmolded wing design.